Is there a logic behind Zhang Xuefeng's eight consecutive questions: medicine, agriculture, teacher training, arts and sciences, chemistry, physics, mechanics, and electricity?
Today's topic: How should science students choose a major?
Teacher Zhang Xuefeng's classic 8 consecutive questions:
Question 1: Do you want to study medicine?
Medical Professions: No Mathematics and Physics, Heavy Chemistry and Biology.
Almost all of those who study medicine are admitted to graduate school.
If you can go up to 5+3, you can go up to 5+3.
If you can't go to 5+3 and go to the ordinary 5-year system, you have to face a relatively large pressure to take the postgraduate examination.
The most classic: as long as the major is well chosen, the college entrance examination at the end of the year...
Question 2: Do you want to study agriculture?
Agronomy: Many people are reluctant to study agriculture.
The high segment is reported cautiously, as there are other options for the high segment.
The lower segment can be considered, because this kind of professional direct employment is still employable.
Question 3: Do you want to be a teacher?
Note: To become a teacher now, you must start with a master's degree.
Question 4: Do you want to study both arts and sciences?
Liberal Arts and Science Part-time Majors: Law, Finance and Accounting, and Chinese Language in the Science batch.
If the first 4 don't want to report, then...
Question 5: Do you want to major in chemistry?
Once you choose to study science and engineering with chemistry, it means that you will find a good job in the future, at least a doctorate or a master's degree may not be possible.
It is often said that biochemical ring materials, this kind of professional bachelor's degree can only enter the factory as an ordinary worker.
Even a master's degree graduate does not necessarily lead to a R&D position, and it is possible to go to a R&D position after a doctorate, and it is best to have an overseas doctorate.
Once you have studied chemistry, it means that your academic cycle is relatively long.
Question 6: Do you want to major in mathematics?
If you are not good at physics or chemistry, but you are okay with mathematics, then your major: mathematics, statistics, computer science.
These 3 majors go to university, there is no physics, no chemistry, no biology.
Question 7 and 8 prerequisite: Do you want to major in physics?
Question 7: Do you want to study mechanics?
Mechanics is biased towards civil, hydraulic, mechanical, aerospace.
Question 8: Do you want to study electricity?
Electrical bias is towards electronic information, electrical, automation, instrument science and engineering, and biomedical engineering.
Summary of the class representatives:
Summary: The purpose of the 8 consecutive questions is to combine the child's advantageous subjects with the child's employment intention...
In fact, the question of how to choose a major is really a matter of opinion...
To consider the need for a position:
To consider the pattern of the times:
According to Mr. Zhang's 8 consecutive questions, considering personal advantages and hobbies, it seems that there is no problem:
So, all of you in front of the screen, what do you think?
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Source: Official media/online news/career growth